Recent content by TK211X

The thought of free trials being on 2024.3.X and then being booted to 2024.8 with 11.4.9 is hilarious to me. Imagine thinking “no wait, I’ll pay” then unlocking 11.4.9.

I feel like they’re toying slightly with the weights and biases but the model is the same or it’s one giant placebo and they changed nothing. Maybe 12 is e2e (obv) .3 is the actual model? .6 are the tuning changes for weight and bias?

Looks like no apparent change to the model size. Though, mine is now using Bank B instead of A prior to update.

23 M3 No USS Go burn your check. Going to see if the model size changed.

I’m 12.3.5 without USS. I might try and check later for fun. Not eager to update though.

Someone check the 12.3.6 model size. Maybe they just changed the weights and biases again. Looking for anything other than 2.17gb.

Nvm it’s large

Mini wave popped

I think that the Ui update for AMD vs Intel is because they need to free up compute power from the HW3/4 computer to drive 12.4/12.5. If they can simplify the visual model to run on the AMD chip then it’ll give the users eye candy while the FSD model runs to its full potential. You can see...

Would prefer real progress. 12.4.1 or something.

Supposedly the testers are validating a new version. Why even bother with 12.3.5 if it’s a clear regression.

12.3.5 is an actual regression from the videos I’ve seen. This will be the first time I avoid an update if they actually try to push it to me.

Horrible. If the FSD version hits a curb, it shouldn’t roll out.

My ass, they better be trying to fix FSD trying to end the cars life on curbs. This is like a red hot panic issue. The car drives over a curb in a turn and obviously lifts up. Guess what’s suddenly exposed. The battery pack. Imagine totaling the car because the car lifted on a curb and either...

12.3.5 had two small waves and died. I saw on one YouTube video it went over one curb and insanely close to 3 others. So no fix for that. Hope 12.4 or 12.3.6 has a real fix instead of whatever they’re doing now.